“If they pay you enough money for your property, then they should be able to do whatever they want.”

— Tivonya Coker, project manager, Lawrence

“Absolutely not. I think that people should have power over their own property. I think that the government should compromise.”

— Lessie Davis, cook, Lawrence

“Absolutely not. I don't think that it's fair. Maybe for roadways, but not just to benefit business.”

— Diane Kappen, psychology professor, Lecompton

“No. I do feel that it is OK for road improvement, but to take it for economic development should not be the right of the state. The people should be allowed to vote on that.”

— Steve Helsel, airport manager, Lawrence